Thomas Hale contributes a short letter comparing ambitious programmes in the US, China and EU aiming to capture economic gains in the transition to net zero, concluding that Britain should also rise to the challenge.

Ciaran Martin describes how a specific cyber attack prompted governments across Europe to adopt a problem-specific approach to address vulnerabilities in cybersecurity infrastructure. He recommends the same approach be adopted to manage AI regulation.

Ciaran Martin comments on measures within the UK government's proposed Online Safety Bill around client-side scanning to maintain end-to-end encryption. 

Listen from 01:48:23 for the full segment, or from 01:53:18 to hear Ciaran.

Brianna Rosen examines the problems with U.S. drone and targeted killing as the Pentagon is investigating whether it mistakenly killed a civilian in a recent strike in northwest Syria.

Coverage of Zakir Hussain's Kyoto Prize at Oxford lecture and performance.

Professor Ciaran Martin is the latest senior figure from the tech world to raise questions about the risks posed by AI which some critics fear could destroy the human race.

Ciaran Martin comments on the potential cybersecurity risks for the Eurovision Song Contest in Liverpool on 12 May (listen from 48:26).

Alumna Zile Huma proposes a three-pronged strategy to invest in the planet and tackle climate change in The News Pakistan.

To boost the UK's crisis-management capabilities the government must learn from the COVID-19 pandemic and build long-term, trust-based partnerships with local officials and business leaders says Ngaire Woods in Project Syndicate.

Ciaran Martin speaks to Times Radio about China’s position in cyberspace.

Brianna Rosen comments on issues with the US government's security clearance process following the arrest of Jack Teixeira for espionage. 

Brianna Rosen discusses new insider threats to the US Intelligence Services that pose legal and policy challenges following the Teixeira Discloures in article for Just Security.